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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
A fragmentary account recalls German war aims in 1914 and the French response as the war raged. It contrasts the Kaiser’s hoped advances with French unity and courage despite the brutal campaign. The text also includes an advertisement for Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills claiming liver benefits and mild digestion aid.
Fragmentary report notes a general pride in singing ability and a remark about suitability for a friend or audience. Mentions "The Owl" and a public setting, with uncertain names and dates.
A clipped exchange hints at differing views on humor as Mr Groerher quotes a line about laughter and its effect on one’s sense of honor. The fragmentary text suggests a dialogue on what provokes genuine amusement and its social meaning.
The fragment discusses a company’s land profits and settlement aims, noting speculative land sales and the need for assurances of colonization. It praises a new department led by Mr Denais for vigor and success in managing the policy and aiding settlers aiming to own homes.
Readers hear testimonials on Dr Williams Pink Pills for anemia and tiredness. A Calgary woman recalls severe pallor and dizziness before taking the remedy, reporting color return and fewer spells after treatment.
An OCR fragment describes a small party in a commercial room where men discuss merits and ancestral blame. A glowering man in the corner and a speaker named Sorgepied appear, with others attributing misdeeds to ancestry.
A fragmented report discusses gasoline gravity and its effect on car performance. It notes claims that lower gravity fuels may yield better power, but real tests show varying results by region and fuel source. The piece compares specific and by weight measurements and highlights inconsistent outcomes across states.
The article argues gravity does not determine starting performance of gasoline. Heat units per gallon drive power, not gravity. High gravity fuels tempt blends that separate in tanks, causing poor combustion and engine trouble.
A reader testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills gave quick relief after months of kidney trouble sparked by a cold. The letter praises the medicine and notes the writer’s improved energy and sleep following use.
The piece argues road upgrades must be viewed as a business plan since freight costs rise with poor roads. It notes four-horse teams and wagons suffer on bad routes, while railroads once funded by counties spurred agriculture. Three-fourths of freight moves via public highways, costing about 23 cents per ton, underscoring dollars and cents in infrastructure.
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